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Kolya Writes to Olya, Olya Writes to Kolya (Kolya Pishet Ole)

Anatoliy Aleksin
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Anatoly Aleksin is a classic of Russian children's literature. He began his creative journey while still in school, when his poems were published in the magazine 'Murzilka.' But Aleksin truly won the hearts of children through his short stories. 'Kolya Writes to Olya, Olya Writes to Kolya' is a striking example of the writer's children's prose. It's a touching story about how an ordinary correspondence changes the lives of the main characters and other residents of their town. In this work, Aleksin explores themes of friendship, mutual assistance, faith in humanity, and confrontation with the adult world.
Publisher: Makhaon
Author: Anatoliy Aleksin
Circulation: 7000
Size: 21.6x14.7x1.1
Book series: Reading Is the Best Learning (Chtenie - luchshee uchenie)
Cover: Hardcover
Language: Russian
Pages: 160
Publication year: 2022
ISBN: 978-5-38-920772-1
ISBN (Barcode): 9785389207721

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Meet The Author

Anatoliy Aleksin
Anatoliy Aleksin

Aleksin Anatoly Georgievich (real surname Goberman), Russian prose writer and playwright.

He was born on 3 August 1924 in Moscow into the family of an active participant in the Civil War, who was repressed in 1937. In childhood he published poems in the Pioneers’ press (collected in the book The Trumpet, 1951; together with S. Baruzdin). During the Great Patriotic War he worked on a construction site; in 1950 he graduated from the Indian Department of the Moscow Institute of Oriental Studies. That same year he published the collection of novellas Thirty-One Days, approved by K. G.…

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